I figured they were close in age.

 

Was Tony involved in the hiring process? Or was it just the principal and the AD Guidugli?

 

Yes he was involved.

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Rule 13

Best possible hire for Cov Cath.

Only the Hiring of Lou Holtz could have better then this.

 

Only a Notre Dame football fan could pull that one out of the air ... am I right? ND fan?

I've been told a few were not coming back. :idunno:

 

I've also heard one was being added...

Congrats to Coach Eviston! Football is better in the state when Cov Cath is good and I hope he can return the program to their winning ways.

Part of the press conference yesterday is linked to this article on Cincinnat.com. Solid interview, I like what I heard. Good luck Coach Eviston!

 

Check out this article from The Cincinnati Enquirer:

 

Eviston envisions taking CovCath 'to the next level'

 

Eviston envisions taking CovCath 'to the next level'

Whats the early word on his staff he is working on bringing to CovCath??

Excellent hire for the Colonels.

Congrats to Cov. Cath. and Coach Eviston. What changes will he bring to the program?

Congrats to Cov. Cath. and Coach Eviston. What changes will he bring to the program?

 

From a preparation standpoint, Intensity. I have spoken to enough Colonels from the past and parents to say this confidently. They lack intensity and an edge. Clyde alluded to it last season after the regular season game. Eddie doesn't suffer fools easily. He has no problem holding people accountable. He's a true leader and the team will take on that personality.

 

Offensively, they'll be more diverse. More from under center. More of a focus on using the middle of the field.

 

Is that enough to beat the Birds??? I don't know what CovCath has coming back. I do know that for a neutral like me, it will make it a much more enjoyable game to go to this Fall and potentially November.

I hear Mex wants to coach the tight ends.....

I hear Mex wants to coach the tight ends.....

 

It would be awesome to be on Eddie's staff. If I had won the lottery, I would have had an application in yesterday.

Congratulations Coach Eviston! Great hire for CovCath. Eddie did a great job up on the hill and I was sad to see him go.

 

He is just what the blueboys need to breathe some fresh air into the program. I wish him and CovCath nothing but the best (except for 1 or 2 games, of course!)

 

Great Hire for CovCath!

From a preparation standpoint, Intensity. I have spoken to enough Colonels from the past and parents to say this confidently. They lack intensity and an edge. Clyde alluded to it last season after the regular season game. Eddie doesn't suffer fools easily. He has no problem holding people accountable. He's a true leader and the team will take on that personality.

 

Offensively, they'll be more diverse. More from under center. More of a focus on using the middle of the field.

 

Is that enough to beat the Birds??? I don't know what CovCath has coming back. I do know that for a neutral like me, it will make it a much more enjoyable game to go to this Fall and potentially November.

 

I had to look this up to figure out what it meant.

 

St. Paul would be proud of you...and Coach Eviston.

I had to look this up to figure out what it meant.

 

St. Paul would be proud of you...and Coach Eviston.

 

Should have been "gladly" not "easily." I paraphrased a bit.

Should have been "gladly" not "easily." I paraphrased a bit.

 

The phrase originally came from William Tyndale’s 1534 translation of the Bible. In it, Paul was ripping into the decadent citizens of Corinth for turning away from his own authoritative teaching and falling for a bunch of second-rate false apostles. “For ye suffers fool gladly,” Paul says with withering sarcasm, “seeing ye yourselves are wise.”

 

Today, the phrase is often used as an ambiguous compliment. It suggests that a person is so smart he has trouble tolerating people who are far below his own high standards. It is used to describe a person who is so passionately committed to a vital cause that he doesn’t have time for social niceties toward those idiots who stand in its way. It is used to suggest a level of social courage; a person who has the guts to tell idiots what he really thinks.

 

Sure, it would be better if such people were nicer to those around them, the phrase implies, but this is a forgivable sin in one so talented.

 

 

Looked it up too. Thanks Guru for providing this education forum